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3D Systems launches SLA 3D printing material for long-term end-use parts

The acrylate resin named Accura AMX Rigid Black offers exceptional resolution, accuracy and surface finish similar to that of injection-moulded parts, and is being capable of withstanding long-term mechanical use.

By TCT Team

/ 13 Jul 2021

3D Systems Accura AMX Rigid Black 3D printed automotive grill.

GKN Additive launches DP600-like steel materials for powder bed fusion and binder jet 3D printing

GKN Additive has announced the launch of DP600-like steel materials for two metal additive manufacturing processes, targeting industries like the automotive sector.

By TCT Team

/ 1 Jul 2021

The cross-section of the FSLA material shows the dual-phase microstructure after heat treatment. - GKN Additive

Rodin Cars manufactures bespoke gearbox with 3D Systems metal 3D printing

Rodin Cars is using 3D Systems’ metal additive manufacturing technology to produce hundreds of bespoke parts for its soon-to-be-released hypercar, the Rodin FZero.

By TCT Team

/ 29 Jun 2021

An 8 speed sequential, 68kg, additively manufactured from grade 23 titanium; the Rodin Cars gearbox is designed to set a new standard in automotive manufacturing. (Image courtesy of Rodin ...

Arash Motor Company leans on MakerBot 3D printing technology in electric hypercar projects

Supercar manufacturer Arash Motor Company is using MakerBot 3D printing technology to produce a range of parts on its next-generation electric hypercar project.

By TCT Team

/ 23 Jun 2021

Alstom uses Stratasys FDM 3D printing technology for spare tram parts

Rolling stock manufacturer Alstom is using Fused Deposition Modelling 3D printing technology from Stratasys to reduce the lead time in the production of spare parts.

By TCT Team

/ 23 Jun 2021

Using Stratasys FDM 3D printing, Alstom was able to design, produce and deliver a dozen highly durable stoppers within just 48 hours of receiving the request from Sétif.

Nissan Australia replaces engine component with SPEE3D metal 3D printing technology

Nissan Australia is using SPEE3D’s metal 3D printing technology to manufacture vehicle components and avoid delivery bottlenecks for older parts.

By TCT Team

/ 22 Jun 2021

Nissan component produced with SPEE3D metal 3D printing technology. - SPEE3D

Volkswagen integrates metal binder jet 3D printing into vehicle production with HP & Siemens

Volkswagen has announced its plans to use metal binder jet 3D printing technology in vehicle production alongside HP and Siemens, with a target set for 100,parts to be printed annually by 2025.

By TCT Team

/ 21 Jun 2021

Metal binder jet technology from HP at VW's Wolfsburg 3D printing centre. - Volkswagen

Nissan deploys BCN3D 3D printing technology to produce jigs and fixtures

Automotive company Nissan has been using 3D printing technology from BCN3D to produce hundreds of tooling, jigs and fixturing parts for its manufacturing line in Spain.

By TCT Team

/ 17 Jun 2021

Alfa Romeo Racing purchases three S1 post-processing systems from Rösler AM Solutions

Alfa Romeo Racing has invested in three S1 post-processing systems from Rösler’s AM Solutions brand.

By TCT Team

/ 11 Jun 2021

Christoph Hansen, Director of Technology & Innovation of Sauber Engineering, with Stephan Rösler, President & CEO of the Rösler Oberflächentechnik GmbH. - Rösler/ AM Solutions

3D Systems & Alpine F1 Team develop SLA 3D printing material for wind tunnel testing applications

3D Systems has announced the launch of its Accura Composite PIV 3D printing material, developed in collaboration with Alpine F1 Team to produce parts for wind tunnel testing.

By TCT Team

/ 10 Jun 2021

Part printed in Accura Composite PIV material. - 3D Systems

Wabtec opens Neighbourhood 91 additive manufacturing facility

Wabtec has announced the opening of a new 11,000-square-foot facility at the Neighbourhood 91 additive manufacturing production campus.

By TCT Team

/ 9 Jun 2021

Daimler Buses deploys mobile 3D printing centre to produce spare parts

Daimler Buses and its Omniplus service brand have set up a 36m-squared mobile 3D printing centre for the decentralised additive manufacture of spare parts.

By TCT Team

/ 13 May 2021

Inside the Daimler Buses mobile 3D printing centre. - Daimler